Examples of using To a situation where in English and their translations into Danish
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We seem to have returned full circle to a situation where patent rights are used to cement monopolies
This leads to a situation where meagre national financial resources are often spent on duplication or wasted investment,
it gave rise to a situation where the company's commercial incentives would change
which should indicate the technical stages to move from the present network conditions to a situation where the network is interoperable.
the question here was to find a solution to a situation where fourteen Member States had taken measures with regard to the fifteenth for the political reasons that are familiar to you.
that again would give rise to a situation where there would not be any legal basis for EU action on democracy and human rights for the time being.
we might be able to move to a situation where we can catch them early.
it gave rise to a situation where the company's commercial incentives would change
the European Parliament has to react to a situation where half a million people die each year from violence related to light weapons, both in armed conflicts and in connection with criminal activity.
I am particularly pleased today to approve a proposal for a directive that will finally let us put an end to a situation where a whole section of savings income was completely avoiding taxation,
I am particularly pleased today to approve a proposal for a directive that will finally let us put an end to a situation where a whole section of savings income was completely avoiding taxation,
this will indeed lead to a situation where very few funds,
cannot be instructed by the Lord Mayor. This has led to a situation where mayors are sometimes left to implement policies that they voted against in the city council;
In particular, as I understand it, the two formulations concerned point to a situation where, since there is always a discretion on the part of the Member States,
which will lead to a situation where, instead of women cooperating with men,
difference between these two dates and technically that could lead to a situation where we must cut off the action.
This relates to a situation where all the jobs to be processed are known
Enlargement, however, must not lead to a situation where regional policy in the most disadvantaged regions of the current Member States is wound down.